RSVLTs

I received my first shirt about 5 weeks ago. I was really happy with the Disney100 design, but I needed a different size. The exchange was free and easy, and I've added over a dozen shirts to my collection since then. As an FYI, they tend to run a little small. I typically wear an athletic or trim large shirt, and these fit me perfectly in the large size. If you don't have an athletic or trim build, you probably will want to go up one size.

The good?
1. RSVLT makes super comfortable shirts.
2. They have excellent collaborations and fun designs.
3. They seem very well-made.
4. The resale value is not bad (and some designs ultimately fetch more than they cost new).
5. They have a strong and supportive community.

The bad?
1. The price point is fairly high at $70 - especially when the only way to get free shipping is by using reward points or happening upon a (rare) valid discount code. The rewards program helps, but even that rarely gets a shirt to under $60 with shipping and tax. However, if you're diligent, you may find new or excellent condition used shirts for less through their Buy-Sell-Trade group, sites like eBay, and occasional merchant sales. I've also heard that the Black Friday sales can be good, but I'm wondering how many of the popular designs will even be available. That leads me to my biggest gripe:
2. They have extremely limited quantities in their new design drops. This makes it hard (at times impossible) to get the one you might love. It's not uncommon for a design to sell out within minutes of release, and there is no way of knowing if they'll restock the design at any time. I understand wanting to build some scarcity into the designs to pump up the sales interest and reduce excess inventory, but it also can create angst and sadness for many people. Additionally, scalpers grab popular designs up to resell at even higher price points. Selling out in minutes should basically guarantee a restock in the near future with RARE exceptions for special releases - such as at events.

Bottom line: The good outweighs the bad for me. I'm a fan and expect to purchase many more shirts, but I know that I'll be disappointed by some that will elude me and remain out of my price point on the secondary market.